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10th June 2016 08:28 PM
#1
New Driver, New Shaft, Same Slice
Hi all,
I've recently gotten right back into golf and am about to gather my handicap. I've had a few years off after a should reco and never really played. Since I'm fully recovered, I noticed my driving game went to RUBBISH!! I was hitting boomerangs off the tee - just feral stuff.
I went into my Drummon Golf and after a few swings with my old driver, we quickly worked out that a Regular flex shaft was not going to cut it. I ended up going all out and bought a brand new TaylorMade M2, with a extra stiff shaft (Average swing speed of 117mph).
Now, on the day, I''d gone from a 205m carry and go find my ball a fairway over, to a 265m slight draw - I'd hit gold.
But after a couple lessons with my local pro to straighten out some of my mid irons, I've gone back to hitting massive bomerangs again.
Is there something that I may have changed or have I forgotten to change something in my address when hitting off the tee?
Cheers!
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10th June 2016 09:20 PM
#2
Senior Member
Golf Hall of Fame Inductee
Originally Posted by
TimmyDye
Hi all,
I've recently gotten right back into golf and am about to gather my handicap. I've had a few years off after a should reco and never really played. Since I'm fully recovered, I noticed my driving game went to RUBBISH!! I was hitting boomerangs off the tee - just feral stuff.
I went into my Drummon Golf and after a few swings with my old driver, we quickly worked out that a Regular flex shaft was not going to cut it. I ended up going all out and bought a brand new TaylorMade M2, with a extra stiff shaft (Average swing speed of 117mph).
Now, on the day, I''d gone from a 205m carry and go find my ball a fairway over, to a 265m slight draw - I'd hit gold.
But after a couple lessons with my local pro to straighten out some of my mid irons, I've gone back to hitting massive bomerangs again.
Is there something that I may have changed or have I forgotten to change something in my address when hitting off the tee?
Cheers!
There are truly way too many variables to be able to accurately guess why it's happening.
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10th June 2016 10:07 PM
#3
Senior Member
Multiple Major Winner
Sounds like u need a new putter!!!!😃
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10th June 2016 10:49 PM
#4
Senior Member
Touring Pro (European Tour)
Back to your pro bud, he will know what's going on, not us choppers
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10th June 2016 10:50 PM
#5
Change takes time. Lots of practice. We live in a world where we have everything NOW. Golf is not part of that world.Work hard, practice smart and the M2 will be fine. It's you, not the M2.
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12th June 2016 07:38 AM
#6
Thanks to all who commented. Lesson booked for Wednesday! Will post back in a while with practiced results
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12th June 2016 11:12 PM
#7
Originally Posted by
dee cee
Change takes time. Lots of practice. We live in a world where we have everything NOW. Golf is not part of that world.Work hard, practice smart and the M2 will be fine. It's you, not the M2.
That's way too sensible. Hit it once, if it doesn't work, ho it!
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23rd June 2016 09:27 AM
#8
Should of got the new 917D2 that should fix you up.
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31st October 2016 10:16 PM
#9
Junior Member
Fairweather club-member
Definitely need a pro, hacks giving advice will lead to more hack
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31st October 2016 10:42 PM
#10
Old thread. Wonder how he's going?
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